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Amazon’s giving away $15 credits, but this is your last chance to get one

Updated Jul 31st, 2021 7:12PM EDT
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Among our readers, the best-seller this week has been Govee’s best-selling Wi-Fi smart plugs. They work with Alexa and Google Assistant as well as with an app on your phone. While other smart plugs cost up to $25 each, these are just $5 apiece when you clip the coupon on the Amazon page. That’s nuts, and it’s just one of several fantastic deals that our readers have been jumping on lately. Another big one is the $600 YABER Pro V7 home theater projector. It’s on sale for just $214.99 when you clip the on-site coupon. That’s a massive discount! You can also get a great Sysperl robot vacuum for $76.99 or any of Apple’s AirPods models at Amazon’s lowest prices of 2021. That includes AirPods Pro for $189.99 and AirPods 2 with Wireless Charging for an all-time low of $139.98.

You definitely cannot go wrong with any or all of those great bargains. But as good as they are, they’ll only appeal to certain people who are looking for those particular types of products. There’s one special deal that will appeal to everyone though, and you’d have to be crazy to pass it up. That’s right, folks — Amazon is giving away free money again!

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Amazon periodically runs deals that offer free Amazon credit when you make certain purchases. Most of the time, you get free credit for buying an Amazon gift card or reloading your balance. Every once in a while, however, Amazon has offers that aren’t tied to gift cards. Such is the case right now, with a special offer for Prime members only.

As you know, there are a bunch of different benefits tied to Amazon Prime. It’s good for more than just fast shipping and streaming movies, after all. Among the many Prime benefits is Amazon Photos, a service that lets you back up full-resolution photos. Since Google canceled its unlimited photo storage offering tied to Google Photos, this is a particularly great alternative.

Thinking about giving Amazon Photos a shot? Well, now is the perfect time because Amazon will give you a free $15 Amazon credit just for trying it out!

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If you’re an Amazon Prime subscriber who has never tried Amazon Photos before, you’re eligible for the deal. All you need to do is install the Amazon Photos app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device.

When you upload your first photo from your mobile device, you’ll get a free $15 Amazon credit. Amazon will send you an email within seven days confirming that you’ve received the credit. Then, you’ll have until the end of the day on August 15 to spend the credit on eligible purchases of $30 or more from Amazon.com. As for which purchases are eligible, it’s an extremely long list with millions of products on it. Anything sold by Amazon.com or Amazon Digital Services LLC is eligible except for gift cards. As long as you see “sold by Amazon.com” or “sold by Amazon Digital Services LLC” on a product page, you’re good to go.

This fantastic Amazon offer is available until the end of the day on Saturday, July 31. That means it’s your last chance to get in on the action before this awesome offer ends. You’ll find all the terms and conditions right here on Amazon’s site. Long story short, however, you’ve got nothing to lose. Install an app, upload a photo before the end of the day on Saturday, and you get a free $15 Amazon credit!

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Go here to see this month’s best deals on Amazon!

Maren Estrada Deals Editor

Maren Estrada has been the Editor of BGR Deals since it launched in 2013. She has more than 20 years of experience testing more than 1,500 products, and reviewing a wide range of consumer electronics including mobile devices, smart home products, computers, and home appliances.

Previously, she was a leading consultant specializing in copywriting, product development, and new product launches.